Originally posted by @Dave Foster:Oh Canada - You've also got Molson and Maple Syrup :) I'd advise against consuming any amount of either ... but we digress.

Our consultancy is actively working with over 75 banks and/or credit unions on their manufactured housing consumer lending as well as over 500 community owners and retailers that are operating related finance companies.

You've made a wise move by deciding to rid yourself of consumer debt first.

It's very time consuming to have to look so closely at every deal.

For more, the NFPA site provides some good reminders for all types of grilling safety.http://www.nfpa.org/safety-information/for-consumers/outdoors/grilling/grilling-safety-tips

For example, property tax in Oregon is really high, but there are no consumer sales taxes.

When we have someone move into one of our new constructions before their loan is ready ( to accommodate them not having to live in a hotel) we then have them release EM and sign rental agreement. but even that's a risk because if they holed up it could take 90 days to get them out. as you probably know suing someone is very time consuming and expensive.. would it not be best to just resell.

In the 2000's when sites such as Zillow and Trulia popped up it then gave the power of information to the hands of the every day consumer.  

Properties are always cash flow positive and foreigners aren't as addicted to pointless consumer debt as Americans, so they don't really need a lot of qualifying income from a day job... or in theory any day job.10/10 would recommend as clients. 

:PDown payment is irrelevant, that's for Average Joe consumers to think in terms of.